Konstantin Kisin

And is that why it's happening, you think?

Well, it's become a lot easier to detect now when countries like the UK and the US are running debt at high levels on their GDP.

Do you think that music is going to stop at some point?

So you have an inflationary crisis or you have a fiscal crisis.

So how do you, if you become prime minister, how do you actually deal with this?

Because if you've got an economy and a society that's basically got used to the fact that you print money that you don't have to spend on things you can't afford, you are then evil dad who comes in and says, no, we can't spend money on this.

No more candy for you.

No more this for you.

You're going to be there for one term.

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Trump's running commentary obviously angered a lot of Canadians.

How much anti-American sentiment do you think will subside when he goes, and how much is locked in until the people who were alive when it happened die?

The gender dynamics in the book between who it is that actually is inviting these people and who it is that's resisting,

Thriva, welcome back to Trigonometry.

Third time, great to have you.

The reason we have you on regularly is you're a prolific writer, as I was saying before we started.

You've just written the new book called A Better Life.

And as always, you stay away from the controversy, don't you, Lionel?

Well, this book, of course, is a novel, but it is about immigration.

And I think you actually go very deep and very hard at an issue that has become completely toxified, impossible to talk about, and also impossible to be honest about.